Opening night looms as Corry Beavers football slate begins
Corry Beavers open 1965 football season one week away against Warren after 15 days of drills. Coach Lou Hanna reports progress with team scrimmages and names Mike Bleech at quarterback. Warren lists seven seniors in a planned lineup. Meadville and Bradford notes include standout players and upcoming games.
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Corry Beavers
Warren
Lou Hanna
Beavers
Erie
Mike Bleech
Mike Spinney
Frank Greco
Dave Sorenson
Fred Bell
Lee Sondericker
Corky Greenwood
Doug Poust
Jim Kervin
Jim Clark
Daryl ‘Anderson
Tom King
Poust
Bleech
Kergin
Greenwood
Sondericker
Bill Mitchell
Bill Terrill
Dan Frisina
Tim Furno
Dave Carr
Clair Brunner
Joe Luben
Jim Manning
Ron Johnson
Jim Leri
Steve Hall
Tony Stellato
Bulldogs
Furno
Meadville
Johnson
Jim Whalen
Clinton Chess
Hall
Tom Duff
Bill Boyle
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Green Bay
Associated Press
Jack Hand
St. Louis
Warren Sports Speedway, Inc
Savings and Loan
Erie County Legion League
Legion
First Avenue
Terry Rife
McDowell
Corry
Pitt
Joe Pohl
Ung, Bike N by 21
Brief readable fragment notes a sporting event where a team or individual may have secured a 21 point margin. Names, places, or exact teams are not clearly legible, but the context suggests a basketball or similar competition result.
Lefebvre Sparks Dodgers Past Astros for Lead
Dodgers rookie Jim Lefebvre drove in two runs and scored the go ahead in the second straight win over Houston. The win kept Los Angeles one game ahead of Cincinnati and two in front of San Francisco and Milwaukee in the NL standings.
National League Standings and Baseball Results
The National League table shows Los Angeles 77 59 .568, Cincinnati 75 59 .560, San Francisco 59 53, Milwaukee 74 60 .552, Pittsburgh 73 64 .533, Philadelphia 69 65, St. Louis 67 69, Chicago 65 73, and Houston 59 77. Results recap include Cincinnati 16 Philadelphia 7, Los Angeles 3 Houston 0, Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 5 San Francisco 4, New York 6 St. Louis 3.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Fran
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Phila
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Yonkers Twin Double Wins Spark Big Payout
Two tickets split a 90 557 20 payoff at Yonkers Raceway last night. One winner Benjamin Belzer, 41, a New York City restaurant owner, collected his share about ten minutes after the race and said he was very elated. The year’s previous Yonkers twin top prize was 197 552 70 on February 23.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Yonkers Raceway
Benjamin Belzer
New York City
Major Stars Bat as Mets Rout St Louis in Strong Hitting Show
Jim Hickman of the Mets homered in his first three appearances and added a fourth inning single driving in four runs as New York defeated St Louis. Al Downing allowed five hits in the Yankees 0 victory over Boston. At University Park Penn State holds fall scrimmage with fullback Bill Felt expected to sit out. Butler’s No 2 fullback candidate injured. Dick Barrett to fill in during scrimmage. Coach Ripples says Ri should be ready for more action by midweek with a nose guard setup.
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Associated Press
Kanoas
Vitis
Bowie
Chars Finley
Los Anes
Tinley
New York Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimore
al Downing
Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
Horace Clarke
Toledo
New York
Orioles
Bathing
Jim Hickman
Mets
St. Louis
Siphon Fo
Bill
Penn State
Butler
Dick Barrett
Patton
Rip Eee
Steve Hargan
Brooks Robinson
Dick Brown
Wally Bunker
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Mickey Stanley
Hank Aguirre
Ken McMullen
Woodie
Beaver Quarterback Roach Leads Beaver’s Rising Fortunes
Corry High returns to form behind senior quarterback Jerry Roach. The veteran passer, who completed 22 of 92 passes for 550 yards and four touchdowns last season, also rushed 117 yards on 47 attempts and scored 19 points.
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Beaver
Corry High
Jerry Roach
Beaver Machine
Jerry
Wininger Holds One Stroke Oklahoma City Open Lead
Bo Wininger clung to a one stroke lead at the Oklahoma City Open after a two under par 70 to reach 130 at five under. Dave Marr, Bobby Nichols, and defending champ Arnold Palmer pressed him, with Marr at 140 and Nichols two behind before a costly No. 17 eight, while Palmer finished at 141.
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Marr
Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Vikings Dominate Cowboys 57 to 17 in NFL Week Notes
Hy Astieteted Press reports Minnesota routed Dallas 57 17 behind a strong passing game and key plays by several Vikings. The article previews upcoming NFL games including Browns vs Packers and a doubleheader in Cleveland with 80 000 fans expected, plus other matchups across the league.
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Minnesota
Cowl
Norm van Brocklin Ihrer
Vikites
Sandling
Frean Darke
Dallas Tarkenlan
Vikins
Si Lins
Chinjae
Thuridiy High
Jin Bakken
Cordinake
Tait
le Yeneatiss
Detroit
Cleveland
Browns Fire
Conleruer
Green Bay
Baltimore
Washington
Norfolk
San Francisc Pence
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Denver
Oakland
Sacramento
Calif
Boston
Kansas City
San Diego
Houston
Little Rock
Angels deny rehiring Rigney for 1966 season
Los Angeles owner Gene Autry denied a published report that manager Bill Rigney would be rehired. Autry said Rigney has done a good job and a decision on next year would come soon, but he did not confirm retention.
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Angels
Rigney
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angel
Gene Autry
Bill Rigney
Autry
Chavez Ravine
Saleon
San Francisco
Gene
Tugney
Last Night's Fights: Westphal Edges Petterson in Berlin
Albert Westphal a 200 pound German knocked out Ray Petterson a 181 pound New York fighter in Berlin last night. Westphal delivered a ninth round stoppage to claim the victory in a sparsely reported bout.
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Berlin
Albert Westphal
Germany
Ray Petterson
New York
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Jack Baldschun
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Tommy Helms
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Clendenon
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Poeet
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U. 5
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Vana
Agweard AH
Blondie
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Brackenridge, Pa
Fi Marovich
John Plack
Duquesne Golf Club
Brackenridge Heights Golf Club
Stateline
Jamestown, N.Y
Chic Young
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